Dr Ross Martin Skin Surgery |
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Minor skin surgery procedures Our modern, purpose built health centre located near to the city centre has been delivering this service for over 20 years. Minor skin surgery procedures include:
We appreciate the tremendous psychological boost that these procedures can offer patients, and that they are increasingly not covered on the NHS since they are viewed as cosmetic. One Stop service Due to the simple nature of these procedures and for your convenience, the popular one stop service is offered where the consultation and treatment are carried out on the same day. For anyone wishing to reflect on the consultation, a later appointment can easily be arranged to carry out the procedure. Affordable prices Dr
Martin operates from his own premises and hence has no overheads
which lead to escalating costs. This means he does not work to an
inflated pricing structure, allowing his own fair assessment of the
price for procedures. Dr Martin is currently able to guarantee that his fee for carrying out any procedure taking between 15 and 30 minutes will not cost more than £130. Many simple procedures will cost less than this. For example:
The techniques used for these procedures vary, as does the time required to complete them. These details are usually only clear upon seeing the patient and as such only approximate prices can be given beforehand. Please contact us for further details. Histology Some procedures will require a tissue sample to be sent away to a laboratory to be investigated under a microscope. This process is known as ‘histology’. This may not be required for purely cosmetic procedures. Dr
Martin has negotiated a very reasonable rate for this service and
charges only £58 to the patient where this is required. Details of
whether you would require this procedure will be given at your
consultation. Dr Martin trained in general surgery in the 1980s up to registrar level and has worked as a GP for over 26 years. His patients benefit from his extensive experience in a wide range of cosmetic procedures carried out both privately and for the NHS.
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Site last updated 23rd July, 2024 |